Real Husbands of Hollywood - Season 3
Season 3
Episodes
Falling Legend (Part 1)
Surviving a fall from his hotel ledge, a kinder, gentler Kevin promises the guys everything they ask for - including that he'll star in their movie about that day.
Falling Legend (Part 2)
George Lopez approaches Kevin about starring in a cop buddy flick, "47 1/2 Hours", and convinces him that the guys dropped him to save themselves.
No New Friends
Still mad about what happened on the ledge, Kevin finds new friends to replace Nick, Boris, Duane and Nelly. Duane sees monetary gain in Boris' spiritual quest, while the guys see another side or two or three of Wayne Brady.
Don't Vote for Nick
Kevin disrupts Nick's press conference; Lance Bass has the last laugh; Trina and Wayne are tested.
A Blurred 47 1/2 Hours
Kevin and George hit the set of 47 1/2 Hours and, much to Kevin's delight, he learns that Regina Hall is one of his co-stars. He and director John Singleton later clash on set and he threatens to replace Kevin. Kevin also learns that the other Husbands hired someone to shadow him.
Rolling With My Roomie
After running Regina over on set, Kevin lets her stay in his penthouse while she is temporarily wheelchair-bound. Her demands drive him crazy - but a visit form her friend, Sanaa Lathan really drives him wild.
Bad Sport
Kevin learns that his son has been spending quality time with Nelly, much to his chagrin. Duane furthers his business partnership with Boris, though there appear to be some "difficulties."
Black is the Same Old Black
Duane's shaky dealings with Boris' church were done in Tisha's name...so it's her name on the police warrant when cops arrive at her trunk show. But all of the wives get thrown in jail when they protest her arrest.
The Fight for Duane
Tisha kicks out Duane, who then moves into Kevin's; Nelly writes a song for Bridgette, but makes a decision that angers her vocal coach, Tamar Braxton.
Model Behavior
Jackie forgets to pick up Kevin at the ariport, but it enables Kevin to be picked up by supermodel Jessica White, who draws Kevin into a wild night of partying, gambling, boxing and bungy jumping.
Vote for Kidney
"Falling Legend" and "47-1/2 Hours" premiere on the same night -- at adjacent theaters -- and Kevin and Spoken Reasons battle as "dueling Kevins" until Nick appears to drop dead and an explosion shakes the theater.
One in a Bazillion
At Boris' reputation-restoring celebrity event to feed the hungry, Kevin schemes to get out of donating his kidney to Nick by paying homeless people to test for matching.
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